♪ here is something no airline passenger wants to hear from the pilot. oops. >> yeah, apologies all around after a pilot of a southwest 737 jet landed at the wrong airport. now the pilots have been grounded and passengers are speaking out. here is abc's alex perez. >> reporter: for passengers on board southwest 4013, the confusion began when they felt the pilot slam on the brakes. >> we landed and stopped abruptly. >> it quickly became clear there was a problem. >> the pilot came on and says, sorry folks, but we have landed at the wrong airport. >> boeing 737 packed with 124 passengers took off from chicago's midway airport. it was supposed to land in

branson, missouri and the pilot was cleared to land by the tower. instead, he somehow landed here, seven miles away at the much smaller taney county airport. runways face a similar direction. but branson's runway is more than 7,000 feet long and has an overrun zone in case planes go off the runway. the runway at taney is some 3,000 feet shorter and there are steep dropoffs at either end. that's why the pilot slammed on the brakes. the plane cominging to a screeching halt just 300 feet before it would have plunged right over the edge here. >> this could have been bad. this is a runway never intended to take a plane like a 737. it is made out of asphalt, not concrete. it's much shorter. >> the pilot tried to calm panicked passengers. >> people know we're here. we will be taking care of you just as soon as we can. thanks again for your patience. again, i apologize. >> a similar incident in

november when a korgo cargo jet landed at a tiny airport in wichita, kansas. much smaller than mcconnell air force base. the 737 left taney this afternoon as authorities search for answers. authorities hope to have more answers after reviewing the plane's black boxes which have been shipped to d.c. southwest says the pilots of flight 4013 have been grounded until they investigate what went wrong here. alex perez, abc news, branson, missouri. >> been grounded but the captain had a lot of experience. he has been a pilot for 15 years. he and first officer are no longer flying. at least until we get the outcome of the federal investigation. >> yeah. besides the black boxes being analyzed, the ntsb will interview them as well this week. interesting to see what those black boxes say. i would like it hear that dialogue. oops, when did it occur to them. when did the light bulb go off in their head? as they were landing? you wonder. that runway was so short. they must have known at that moment of truth we have to stop this thing in a hurry. >> they didn't have time to kind of readjust and come up with a

new plan. that's their only option at that point. it must have been pretty last-second. >> that's right. coming up, one of the most creative new shows on tv. but some say it pushes the envelope too far. >> tv critics question about the nudity on hbo "girls" launches a war of words. ahead in our next half hour, no 49er fans allowed. that's the unspoken message for this weekend's nfc championship game in seattle. the surprising support for this controversy. you're watch willing "world news now." >>

♪ if you've ever seen the hit hbo show, "girls", you know that lena dunham is naked a lot. >> for the now three seasons her show has been on the air, her character's nudity has been analyzed, talked about, questioned, picked apart, celebrated and put down. now dunham may have had enough. here is abc's amy robok. >> i'm going to place you on hold for a brief moment. >> reporter: it's a sight that fans of hbo "girls" are all too familiar with the star showing off her girls along with other body parts on the show's season premiere. >> i never see you naked and you always see me naked, and it should be the other way around. >> but when tim maloy, who also writes and directs the show, asked about the frequent nudity at the press conference thursday, an all-out war of

words ensued. doneham telling maloy, it is realistic expression about what it is like to be alive. if you're not into me, that's your problem. maloy is speaking out to abc news. >> i was inquiring, why, as a writer, she made that close. >> later chiming in, saying she was a rage spiral, accusing her of showing her body too much. >> i absolutely never criticized her appearance and would never do that. that would be crazy, tasteless and all of. >> reporter: not the first time, critics mostly cloudy smoke spoke up about her attitude toward section. last year critics lashed out after the character had a fling with wilson saying it was inplausible and uncomfortable and the same noble attitude was with the golden globes days ago. >> what is the most girly thing about you? >> my genitals.

>> reporter: as for her spat with maloy, she hasn't responded to the comment. it looks like she will be sticking to her own naked truth for season three. abc news, new york. >> george stephanopoulos playing it cool on that one. >> he cracked up. surprising answer. >> third season "girls" premier. on sunday on hbo. the show is so popular, it takes place in green point brooklyn. the rent there has gone up. >> oh, wow. it is interesting she got so upset. if he really did just ask why she makes this decision. it's not the worst that anyone has ever said about all of this. he said she looks like a little fat chick who kind of looks like jonah hill and that's just plain mean. she just laughed that off though and didn't take that too seriously. maybe it is just the build-up of all of the negativity and the comments. >> she is laughing all the way to the bank. show is doing great and she's

the writer of the show. good for her. man's best friend does it again. the dog that is a real life saver. >> stay with us.

folks, mix time. you ready for some of the alert here, do not try this at home, bmx bicycle. >> yeah. >> far cry from what me and my buddies were doing back in the day. this is some crazy stuff. this comes from daniel dare in peru. he is on a moving truck right here. no ordinary bmx rider. five times x games gold medallist. pretty incredible. this is some of the stuff he did. placing a ramp on top of a trailer in the middle of lima, peru. and i've been in peru. traffic is intense there. he's doing this while the truck is moving. >> that's awesome. entertainment. >> and five-time gold medallist. >> if you are stuck in traffic, so boring. this is something to watch. >> there is rubber-necking for you right there.

>> exactly. moving on to the next story, big dogs get such a bad rap sometimes. you hear all of these -- you hear all these bad stories about them. but this is an uplifting story. great story that shows why people love to have the big protective dogs around. this woman in little rock, named millie, 60 years old. taking her trash out one night. and a guy comes up to her. pushes her. demands her money. and her pitbull, named champ, just happened to be in the yard, barked like crazy and scared the guy off. we have a soundbite from her now. >> i have no doubt that champ saved my life and i know he would literally die for me. >> pretty cool. so champ, called a hero today. >> a former pitbull owner. greatest dog. cliche is true. no bad dogs out there, just bad owners. it really is the truth. this is great story. washington capitals grant a

wish for a kid who has histiocytosis. an 8-year-old boy. they treated him right. brandon there, saskatchewan, capitals practice on saturday. he got to drop the puck for a face-off. got to go into the locker rooms with the capital's equipment. did a one on one that ended in a fist fooit at one point. a fake fistfight, of course. where would hockey be -- then, he throws the guy out. >> a little check on the butt there no less. >> sounds great. >> get to this last story. i love this. insurance.com did a survey of 2,000 drivers about what is the best song to drive to. >> so many good ones. what is it? >> journey's "don't stop believing." such a good one. the worst song "who let the dogs out." >> could be just about anything -- >> especially driving. you're probably already annoyed sitting in traffic. number two song for driving, "bohemian rhapsody." >> that's a good one too. i find myself when i p

good morning. "world news now." feeling the heat. new jersey's outspoken governor and his growing political scandal. can chris christie overcome the controversy in today's state of the state address? state address. >> movie madness. a shooting at an upscale cinema. the human toll and argument that led to fatal gunfire. >> the controversial ticket sales ban that has san francisco 49ers fans expressing outrage and seattle seahawks fans hoping for a playoff victory. >> and getting cozy. juan pablo has been looking for chemistry with 16 contestants on "the bachelor." get our in-depth analysis on what happened last night on "the skinny" on this tuesday, january 14th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now."

>> good morning, everyone. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. how are you, marci? >> i'm good. are you caught up with the jet lag yet? >> i was in asia and it is 12 hours different. so i don't feel like i have no jet lag. it is upside down from there. so if that makes sense, i feel pretty good. >> whatever works for you. >> whatever works. new jersey's embattled governor makes his first news conference today. >> the governor is facing new scrutiny, not just about the george washington bridge scandal but also a high profile ad campaign. here is abc's jim avila. >> reporter: chris christie the unabashed political hero of hurricane sandy hugging victims, walking the beach with a democratic president but this part of the sandy relief is now under federal investigation. $25 million of federal money used to create the stronger than the storm ad campaign, featuring

christie, his wife, and kids. >> we're stronger than the storm. >> they aired in the middle of the governor's reelection campaign. and now, as if he didn't have enough trouble, a second federal investigation totally separate from bridge gate -- wants know, did christie pick an ad agency, nearly twice as expensive, so he could star in the commercials? >> this was a significantly higher bid. and the lower bid refused to include the governor and his family in the ad. >> the losing ad agency says everything in the two bids was apples to apples, except -- >> none of our creative included governor at all. >> while scandal swirls around christie, he's not been seen in public since the marathon news conference. but his office did say the commercials were approved by the obama administration and they worked. also reminding reporters, another high profile governor starred in california commercials. but those were privately funded.

raising more questions about how things are done in chris christie's new jersey. jim of a la, abc news, washington. >> that brings us to our facebook question of the day. can chris christie recover from this political scandal? join the debate, wnnfans.com. >> two california police officers have been found not guilty in the beating death of a mentally ill homeless man. kelly thomas died in 2011, five days after fullerton officers were captured on surveillance cameras hitting him with a baton and shocking him with a stun gun. police say the video showed the officers struggling with a combative suspect but thomas' parents say their schizophrenic son was murdered. >> they can beat us, kill us, whatever they want, because it has been proven right here today -- >> they will get away with it. >> they will get away with it. >> he was so innocent.

it just isn't fair at all. they murdered my son, and they get away with it. >> after the verdict, prosecutors decided to drop charges against a third officer who was awaiting trial. >> retired tampa police officer charged with second-degree murder after an argument turned deadly at the movies. witnesses say the dispute was over text messages a father was sending to his 3-year-old daughter. here is steve osunsami. >> the shooting happened during the movie previews at a high end movie theater and restaurant chain. >> the sheriff's office got an emergency call in reference to a shooting at this movie theater. there's going to be a lot of people that were inside this theater when this happened. >> police on the scene say that chad olson and his wife, nicole, were there to see "lone survivor" and he was using a cell phone and was texting and making noise. that's when 71-year-old curtis reeves, sitting behind them, got fed up and went to the manager. >> he came back very irritated without theater management.

they started arguing again about the cell phone. the guy who was shot said something, i just was texting my daughter, 3-year-old daughter. >> we are now learning the 71-year-old was a retired tampa police officer. and when he got back to his seat, he fought with the couple and pulled out a gun. >> when somebody throws popcorn, i'm not sure who threw the popcorn, then bang, he was shot. he staggered two seats over, fell on my son and i. >> an off-duty officer kept the accused shooter in the theater until police arrived. reeves is in custody and authorities tell us he could be charged with second-degree homicide. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. the trial of a former member of the dallas cowboys charged with the death of a former teammate now under way. josh brent crashed his mercedes in december of 2012 killing his close friend and teammate jerry brown. prosecutors say brent's alcohol level was twice the legal limit that night.

his attorney says his client wasn't drunk at all. if convicted, he faces 20 years in prison. also in court today, attorneys for slugger alex they were filing a lawsuit against major league baseball. now also named in their suit which seeks to overturn a-rod's season-long suspension was the baseball union. the suit claims the union acted in bad faith in hearings that led to the suspension. the union called the charges, quote, baseless. >> tens of millions of target customers have been given an apology over the hacking scandal but it is apparently not enough for capitol hill. in a televised interview, the target ceo apologized directly to customers for the breach and the company's slow response. but democrats in both the house and senate are now calling for hearings, demanding an investigation. an estimated 70 million target customers have been compromised. >> one of the country's oldest brand has been taken over by a japanese company. jim beam. with classic liquor brands it's been marked for the whisky

company for nearly $14 billion. suntori says no u.s. jobs will be cut. the kentucky roots go back to 1788. a first for pizza hut about to do other restaurants -- what others have done for years. sell pizza by the slice. the largest pizza chain will test out individually-sliced pizza in two small locations. each slice will cost $2 to $3. new york pizza now. a slice and a coke. >> it will work in place that doesn't have new york pizza. we are spoiled. we can just walk in and get a slice just about everywhere. a few places on every block to get a slice. so places like that, maybe an terrible idea. >> i think is a good idea. >> i think is expanding. chipotle just announced getting into the pizza business. you can watch a burrito be made and also watch them make your pizza. here's a look at the nation's weather. a wide band of rain stretches

along the east coast from maine to miami but it will be a drier day for much of the southeast and the gulf coast. a clipper system producing about three to five inches of snow for the great lakes region. sunny and clear across the rest of the nation. >> temperatures mild along the east and west coast. but even the coldest spots in most areas will still be at least above freezing. >> and now, a little girl who is playing basketball with the big girls. she is the star of our favorite story of the day. >> yeah, 9-year-old jaden noonan. all 4'7" of her. check her out. starring on her school's varsity team, believe it or not. this is her second year on that team. >> jaden's dad is the coach. he says she averages about 15 points and over seven assists per game. that's despite playing against girls often a foot taller than she is. great going, jaden. >> three-pointer. man. >> coaching on the side -- >> she's got moves.

my daughter is 10. she tried out for the basketball team and made it. she is learning the ropes. she is not quite playing up to this level yet. >> maybe that's in her future. >> she said she wants to do softball next year. we'll see what happens. >> that's good, you've got an athlete. >> analysis you won't get anywhere else after last night's amazing episode of "the bachelor." >> the ticket scale scheme that has 49er fans angry and seattle seahawk fans hoping for home-field advantage. but is it legal? you're watchingings with "world news now." >> "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. >> "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. weather brought to you by consumer cellular.

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♪ all right, welcome back. those rowdy friends and finances of the san francisco 49ers will have to hit a house party to watch the nfc championship game because they are going to have a pretty tough time cheering from the stands. especially if they have a california address. >> that's right. seattle seahawks only allowed people from the states surrounding washington to buy tickets and california's not one of them. >> that's why they are called the 40-whiners, because they are always whining about something. >> san francisco to seattle, a mere 14-hour road trip. but if the seahawks have their way, centurylink will be a sea

of blue and green. the organization refused to sell tickets to sunday's nfc game to anyone with a california address. >> they are just hating. it doesn't matter. because if you are good, the haters will keep hating and you will just keep winning. >> seahawks are hoping to fill the stands with friendly faces. a strategy that even the coach of the 49ers thinks is a good idea. >> i actually respect it. that you are trying to do for your team, put them in the best possible position to win. >> match-up has the markings of a true classic. and not only on the field. 49ers fans are known for traveling to see their team play. and seattle is known for being so rambunctious that their cheering caused earthquakes. that's why insiders say the fans won't let anything stop them. >> if a relative lives in idaho

or hawaii or three or four states letting you buy it from. but if there's a will, there will be a way. >> fans better hurry because seats are going fast. >> i'm not selling them. >> ticket master sold out in a few hours. but tickets are available from stubhub and nfl ticket exchange. those sites don't care where you live as long as you are willing to fork over the big bucks. to get inside centurylink, you will probably have to spend at least $900 for a pair in the upper deck. >> those 49er fans are feeling pretty confident about going to the super bowl. according to priceline, people who live in the bay area, have done the most searching for travel deals to the new jersey area for super bowl weekend. so the bay area followed by people from denver, seattle and then boston. we know where the hard core confident fans are. >> this will be a great game. i will watch this one. i'm looking forward to it. coming up, controversy

surrounding a sexy supermodel, her baby and a joyride. >> we'll break down what happened and what didn't last night on "the bachelor." >> "world news now" continues

♪ ♪ welcome back. skinny time.

since it's tuesday morning, we start with last night's episode of "the bachelor." >> juan pablo, continuing his quest to find the woman of his dreams. joining us once again to talk about this is our chief "bachelor" analyst, jack sheen. come on in, buddy. >> i was taking copious notes here. i tell what you, last night's episode of "the bachelor", there were 18 women involved in this whole thing. >> and some drama. >> some drama. first, we start with the less drama, though. first date of the night last night. a woman named claire. a winter wonderland. sledding. skating. the whole nine yard. somewhere along the way, claire actually said, and i quote, he smells like heaven in a bottle. talking about juan pablo right there. >> say that about you too, john? >> you know how it goes. anyway, claire did rather well. she and juan pablo were loving each other.

that's claire right there. she accepted the rose. it's all good. time for the second date. that's when we saw cat and our man juan pablo in the plane. they were flying to salt lake city. excuse me -- they got involved in this thing called the electricity run. which to me, looked like, they said it was a 5k run. looked more like a big dance party when they finally got there. everybody was glowing and stuff like that. there they are. they are doing their running. doing their glowing. you get the idea. everybody liked each other. she accepted the rose. it was all good. and just when you thought to yourself, you know what, this can't possibly be all wine and roses, whole nine yards, then it was time for the group date. and that is when victoria happened. >> oh, boy. interesting. >> this was not good. this was victoria -- >> looks good to me. >> melting it down. probably had a little too much

wine or something. she tried to butt in on juan pablo and somebody else. saw that they were having a discussion. a hasty retreat to the bathroom. it was horrible. somewhere -- then the next day, juan pablo goes and catches up with her. she says, again, i quote, i could have been more adult about it. that was the understatement of the episode. victoria got ousted. now time for the rose ceremony. 15 roses were handed out. not only did victoria go home. a woman named amy and chantel, they're all gone. our girl, renee who we talked about last week, she is still in the thick of things. she is going to win this thing, guaranteed. >> still holding on to that? >> we'll see what happens. all good. >> thank you. coach ditka, break down the bachelor. >> and bonus? 49ers win that game. >> there you go. jack, a man of many talents.

we'll see you next week, jack. >> okay. some other skinny stories for you now. octomom back in the news. this time the mother of 14 could end up in jail. >> nadya suleman charged with welfare fraud accused failing to report $30,000 she earned while collecting public assistance. since her children were born in 2009, she had picked a number of odd jobs including making a porn video, posinglesing topless and dancing in a strip club. >> prosecutors will ask to set bail at $25,000. she could face nearly six years in prison. >> another celebrity in potentially hot water. >> supermodel caught on an atv in costa rica with her 1-year-old daughter. no seatbelt, no helmet. no child seat for sure. >> she wasn't popping wheelies, but not the safest thing.

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♪ time now for a special bonus round of "the skinny." >> we start this segment with a photo. it's leaving us speechless. check it out. oprah like you have never seen her before. >> gayle king snapped a photo of the multibillionaire, fixing a toilet at her home on maui. >> got to do what you got to do. >> gayle with the caption, stars doing things just like us. >> if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. >> probably that big rubber ball that falls off all the time. >> pamela anderson, married woman once again. >> for the second time, they are husband and wife. >> the first go-round started in

october 2007 but ended two months later. >> anderson says they are very happy together and their families are very happy as well. it is her fourth marriage. in addition to her first, she has been married to tommy lee and kidd rock. >> hoping second time is a charm. >> wedding bells soon ringing for jessica simpson's little sister. >> singer ashlee simpson tweeted an engagement announcement. the groom to be is diana ross's son, evan. simpson has a 4-year-old son with her ex-husband rocker peter wentz. >> they have been friends for a decade so i guess it's one of those things where friends can turn into lovers at some point. diana ross apparently approves of their relationship. >> why not? >> now is she a singer as well?

i have to confess, i'm not sure. >> she is a singer. i don't know that she's had anything out in a while. but there's got to be some musical genes. if they have children, just imagine. >> put up that picture of oprah with the toilet. >> can't get enough of that. >> check it out. the commode or whatever they call that thing, have you ever -- >> oh, absolutely. so you think oprah just has people standing around ready to help with a toilet emergency. i love it. i think that's great, she is so down to earth. >> i have tried to fix toilets many times. i have a 50/50 success rate. i break it half the time, and the other half i fix it. don't miss our updates on facebook. wnnfans.com. >> more coming up, stay with us. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades.

good morning, i'm john muller. >> and i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning. two southwest pilots who mistakenly landed at the wrong airport have been grounded. investigators are trying to figure out how the plane ended up miles away from its intended destination. more details in just a moment. >> new jersey governor chris christie's annual state of the state address will likely attract a nationwide audience today. this is the first time christie has spoken in public since his news conference last week about the bridge scandal. >> target is apologizing to 70 million customers who had their personal data hacked. that is not enough for democratic lawmakers on capitol hill now calling for a congressional investigation. >> one of america's oldest friends, jim beam, has been

taken over by a japanese company for nearly $14 billion. it helps quench the thirst in japan for u.s. bourbon. no u.s. jobs will be affected. those are some of our top stories on tuesday, january 14th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> funny, i was just going through the airport in hong kong. and i went into the duty free shop. i was struck by how much jim beam and maker's mark was in these duty free shops. i think the market in asia, they are crazy about it. good stuff. we will be in this half hour with the experienced southwest pilots who landed a plane, filled with passengers, at a wrong airport. >> captain and copilot have been grounded as federal investigators try to figure out exactly what went wrong. abc's brandy hit has the latest. >> reporter: this plane took off from a small missouri airport monday without a hitch.

but its landing sunday night was a whole different experience. >> we landed and we kind of stopped abruptly. >> reporter: that's because flight 4013 went to the wrong airport with a much smaller runway. it was supposed to land in branson, missouri, but instead landed seven miles away at the taney county airport. both runways face a similar direction but the taney county runway is more than 3,000 feet shorter. passengers say the pilot slammed on the brakes stopping 300 feet from a cliff. they could even smell the burning tires. >> the pilot came on and said, i'm sorry folks, but we have landed at the wrong airport. >> people know we're here and we will be taking care of you just as soon as we can. thanks again for your patience. again, we apologize. >> reporter: in a written statement southwest airlines says we continue to look into all of the circumstances which led the captain in command of flight 4013 from chicago midway

to land at the airport. just two months ago, this boeing cargo jet also mistakenly landed at a very small airport in kansas. ntsb is now investigating this incident and pulled the plane's black boxes and the pilots have also been removed from active duty. >> this airplane has so much technology, it can put this crew within eight feet of any point on the earth so why they weren't using it and why they took their visual cues and got pulled off to some airport that wasn't theirs is very, very hard to understand. >> none of the passengers were hurt, which is a good thing. considering this small airport doesn't have the emergency equipment to respond to a commercial air crash. john and marci? brandi hitt, thank you. a florida police officer is charged with murder for killing a man during an argument over text messages. they were seated near each other in a movie theater. the retired cop became angry because the other man was texting. we are told he then went to find a theater employee.

>> came back very irritated without theater management. they started arguing again about the cell phone. the guy who was shot said something like, i was just texting my daughter, 3-year-old daughter. >> witnesses say that's when the shooting happened. friends say the victim and his wife were out on a luncheon movie date because they worked different shifts. >> arrests could come as early as today in connection with the disappearance of madeleine mccann. she's the british girl who vanished during a 2007 family vacation in portugal when she was just 3 years old. london police searching permission from the portuguese to arrest three suspects. a somber anniversary marking two years since the deadly costa concordia shipwreck. relatives who lost loved ones took part in a candlelight march yesterday. they made their way through a port and to the pier. 32 people were killed after the cruise liner hit a reef. the ship will not be hauled away

until june. >> president obama urging law makers in congress to hold on to new sanctions against iran. the president is asking for time and space so that a new international agreement can take some hold. with more on this, abc's karen travers. >> reporter: a significant milestone in an ongoing standoff. iran has agreed to open its nuclear program to daily inspections by international experts starting next monday. it will also limit its uranium enrichment and dismantle some of its stockpile. in exchange, iran will see an easing of the crippling financial sanctions its faced from the international community. president obama said that pressure worked to get iran to this point. >> i just want to emphasize that this interim agreement is the result of concerted international action. including unprecedented sanctions that brought iran to the table. >> reporter: a permanent final nuclear agreement must be reached within six months. here in washington, some lawmakers are calling for a

stuffer stance on iran. republicans and some democrats say they want renewed sanctions, even as international negotiations are ongoing. >> i think creating a sanctions regime that is an insurance policy and also creates leverage for us is incredibly important. >> reporter: but the white house says any further sanctions would close the door on diplomacy. and risk allowing iran's nuclear program to continue. president obama said yesterday, if iran does not live up to the terms of this agreement, tougher sanctions could be implemented. john and marci, back to you. >> thanks, karen. moving on to secretary of state john kerry's visit today to the vatican. kerry is scheduled to pete with the pope's secretary of state. issues on the agenda are said to be the middle east peace process, poverty and other humanitarian issues. it is unclear whether kerry will have a face-to-face meeting with pope francis. >> john kerry is the first roman catholic secretary since the 1980s.

>> a push to try to get the pope to come to the u.s. and more specifically new york's new mayor and cardinal timothy dolan from new york are trying to get them to come to new york city. >> lure him in with pizza and bagels. new york, more than 2.5 million catholics call new york city home. francis has yet to travel to the u.s. he will go to israel for his next trip. it would be great to see him in new york city. hope he comes. >> we're talking about roman catholics, some in central california are praying for more rain. they started at masses over the weekend in fresno, california. communities in that area starting to request state drought assistance because of a severe lack of rain. now the water restrictions are also put in place.

california governor jerry brown is considering an official drought declaration. that would open the way for federal assista now the opposite problem in the eastern two-thirds of the melting ice causing rivers to overflow flooding homes and abc's gio benitez has more. >> reporter: in chicago, three people plunged into the icy waters. in maryland, rescuers rush to save three children who also in upstate new york, ten feet of water inundating homes. >> this is the worst i've ever seen it. >> reporter:b1o in new hampshire, w in new htertinge, w and here in pennsylvania, this now the problem, giant oles turning this bridge into s cheese. the warm-up causing a mess after th ces gio benitez, abc news,

morristown, penn >> some video. let's look at the rest of the nation's weather. natitto weather. much ofouthf coast will be drier. great lakes region, three to five inches of snow. as well as higherern along thet. 30s across the mi and warlongt. coldest will be minneapolis, 20 83 beautiful degrees in miami. >> you're a florida girl, aren't >> i am mis 8 now one of those dubious honors, right up there with a university being named, nat biggest par&pg no >> a cdc study says that fargo is the drunkest american city. finding 28% of those asked say they have binged drank, about 10% said they have drank heavily in the last month. >> and city health officials say the availability of booze,

low-cost, all contribute to fargo's general intoxication. >> i've been to fargo. it's wintertime. it's freezing. there are a lot of things can you do indoors. but i imagine, sitting indoors, having a couple of bee >> it's also a serious issue. >> there you go. cocktails poor u >> bing ou so fargo spend 4$420 million a year deal with alcohol. cost of medical expenses, emergency response, loss of worker prouct so to make light of it -- i don't turn down a cocktail. >> steal your cheat sheet there. after fargo, drunke columbus, nebras then missoula, montana. who knew? coming up, detroit's comeback. the woman who wants to drive general motors into the future. >> also, one on one with juan pblo.

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motors. >> and the winner is the sting ray. >> reporter: winning both top car and truck of the year. but it's the woman behind the winning design, mary barra, who is grabbing all of the headlines. a mob at her first public appearance since being named gm's ceo. congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: "world news" getting exclusive access behind the scenes. whether you like it or not, people will focus on the fact that you are a woman and the first woman ceo. >> every job i approached, i never approached it from that perspective. i just go in, work hard, do what needs to be done. build a strong team. >> reporter: the success of gm riding on her shoulders. the car of the future, she says,

will take a lesson from the new corvette she oversaw. lighter, more fuel efficient. but more resistant to minor bumps, like shopping carts. the first in her family to go to college started at gm in 1980. her father worked for gm for 39 years. >> cadillac -- >> reporter: cadillac. >> the car of the year. >> reporter: what do you think your parents would think if they saw this now? >> oh excitement. they would be so proud. >> reporter: what does it say to the american auto industry and american people to see a woman on top? >> when i started here 33 years ago, had no idea this is the role i would be playing. but i approached every position like i was going to do it for the rest of my life. and i think that's a sends a very strong message about hard work pays off. >> reporter: her prediction for the future, along with the electric cars you can plug into an outlet in your home, and self-driving cars you hear so much about, she said will be on the roads in our lifetime. and she thinks they will be safe. rebecca jarvis, abc news. >> all right, coming up, one of the most fearless female athletes on the planet. >> yeah. well introduce to you a woman shattering stereotypes and hopefully not much e

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>> reporter: in front of 15,000 screaming fans. what jolene van vugt is about to do, few men would dare. jolene is a rising name in the testosterone fuelled world of extreme motocross. an adrenaline pumping sport known for outrageous stunts. where every air bending flight risks disaster. jolene is part of nitro circus live, joining 40 other athletes on a nationwide tour performing these stunts on motorcycles, bikes, and whatever else they can ride on. >> you're like the only girl in an all-boy's club. >> when i broke into the nitro circus, there was no girls. not that they didn't want to include them, they just couldn't find one that would hang with them. i gave it a go and i was the first female to complete it and

drove a full-sized motorcycle. >> anne hathaway's stunt double in "dark knight rises." >> there's the motor home. the "nitro circus live" motor home. my brother actually drives that. there he is. >> have you had any serious injuries? >> i definitely have. i've spent my fair share of time in the hospitals and having different types of surgeries. >> reporter: what have you had broken? >> a lot. the list is quite long. but one of the things i don't -- it is kind of a superstition i guess, but i don't like to talk about the specific injuries. >> reporter: fair enough. it's show time in front of a sold-out crowd, jolene wants to give the performance of a lifetime. >> toughest woman on the planet, jolene van vugt! >> reporter: at first jolene performs this back flip.

>> start making some noise if you want to see -- >> reporter: next she glides down a 50-foot ramp in a barbie car. she nails both stunts. coming up on the end of the show and so far it's been an amazing show here at madison square garden. i don't think we could ask for anything better. >> reporter: now on to the next city. with the only woman making the big jump. >> man oh, man, that's what you call a cool chick. and beautiful. >> stunning. how do you get into something like that if you're her. but she says her dad was really into it. one of her favorite photos. we have the same story. exactly. >> marci gonzalez. >> when she was 6 months old she had a picture of her dad on a street bike on the road, so she started young. >> you too. >> yeah, me too. >> you look good on that bike. >> thanks. >> coming up, juan pablo.

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the 25 women along for the adventure. >> did you break hearts? >> oh, maybe not. >> what he will say is he can appreciate the position of all of the women vying for his attention. he understands because he was in the same position when he was one of 25 bash lores trying to woo then bash lorette deseret heartsock. >> i got to understand why people get stressed and think about many things while you are waiting to talk to somebody. it is pressure. >> so how is your night going? >> it is going. crazy. >> first night was the toughest. you send people home. some of you will go home. i just appreciate you being here. >> juan pablo said he tried to make the women feel as comfortable as possible with the process. but that didn't always work. are we going to see a whole lot of tears this season? >> probably, yes. i am a cry baby too. i hate hurting people. i hate hurting people. i hate making people suffer.

>> of those 27 women who hope to walk off in the sunset with him, how many does he think would still say they like him? >> out of 27, i say 15. >> really? >> yeah. >> that's about half. >> yeah. more than half. >> what do you think people will say about this season of "the bachelor" more than anything else? >> that it was honest. it was really honest. >> this is george pennacchio, reporting for abc news. >> honesty is an important part when you date that many women at once. >> that's important. >> you approve of juan pablo. >> i very much approve. >> the name, looks good -- >> the accent. >> everything. >> that's what's making news this half hour. >> remember to follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com.

this morning on "on world this morning on "world news now," cinema gunshots. police at an upscale theater in florida say a deadly shooting followed a fight over a cell phone. >> somebody throws popcorn, i'm not sure who threw the popcorn, then bang, he was shot. >> the victims and what's next for the suspect, a former cop. airline error, the apologies and the crew members in trouble after a southwest jet lands at the wrong airport. >> this is a runway that was never intended to take a heavy airplane like a 737. >> passengers fears after a flight just feet away from disaster. >> and baring all. lead actress from hit tv show "girls" defending her very revealing role. her outcry over nudity.

it's tuesday, january 14th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> and i'm john muller. we begin with the tragedy inside a south florida movie theater. a father shot to death in an apparent argument over texting. >> perhaps more shocking is that the alleged shooter is a retired police officer. abc's larry jacobs has more. >> reporter: the shooting happened at this movie theater after an argument over texting. the gunman, retired tampa police officer, curtis reeves and his wife, waiting for the movie "lone survivor" to begin. police say chad and nicole olson were sitting in front of reeves, also using a cell phone and would not turn it off when reeves asked him to. so reeves went to get a manager. >> he came back very irritated without theater management. they started arguing again about the cell phone.

the guy who was shot said something like i was just texting my daughter, 3-year-old daughter. >> the altercation escalated. 71-year-old reeves shot olson in the chest. olson's wife was wounded trying to block the gunshot with her hand. >> somebody throws popcorn, i'm not sure who threw the popcorn, then bang, he was shot. >> he staggered two seats over fell on my son and i. >> reporter: two off-duty nurses rushed to assist olson. the 43-year-old victim died at the hospital. >> that's crazy. i never thought this would happen at our theater. >> an off-duty police officer detained reeves until police arrived. he is charged with second degree murder. >> another disturbing story involving a fatal shooting. newly released 911 tapes showed it took an ambulance 30 minutes to reach a lawyer shot to death in a new jersey mall parking lot at the height of the holiday shopping season. the victim's wife can be heard screaming at the emergency dispatcher about the delay in getting help.

>> they are on their way, ma'am. they are on their way. >> when? when? when? >> they are on their way. >> give me a time. >> they are at the mall. trying to get to you, ma'am. speak with the officers, ma'am. >> local police chief says the ambulance was there within 18 minutes but had trouble getting to the scene because it couldn't fit below a low ceiling at the parking deck entrance. the poison water crisis for hundreds of thousands of people in west virginia appears to finally be turning the corner. some residents waiting five days to drink and bathe in their tap water, have now been told the water is safe despite a strange smell. >> reporter: national guard troops testing the water here in charleston as hundreds of people line up to fill their jugs. >> all the way forward. >> reporter: 300,000 west

virginians were ordered not to drink or bathe in tap water after a chemical from a factory leaked into the river polluting the water supply. now, for about 10,000 of those people, a small fraction, sweet relief. >> we are finally at a point where the do not use order is lifted in certain areas. >> reporter: officials say own those people now allowed to drink tap water again may smell the chemical's licorice odor. and that scares this mother. she has been bathing her toddler in the sink and is worried about giving her young sons tap water ever again. will you have confidence in the water from this point forward? >> no, i don't think i will. i with have to use my stamps to buy it. >> reporter: food stamps? >> yes. >> reporter: will you come out before them and drink a big glass of water? >> whenever the system is flush and follow protocol, i'll drink the water any time.

>> reporter: officials say they plan to list the do not drink order little by little as safety tests allow. they say residents have to then flush out the left over water in their pipes. the chemical company responsible for the leak had not been inspected since 1991. >> governor's annual address usually doesn't get too much attention beyond state borders. you can bet that won't be the case when chris christie telephones steps to the microphone this afternoon. christie is facing scrutiny over the george washington bridge mess and now feds are looking into whether hurricane sandy money was used to fund an expensive ad campaign that features the governor's family. another ad firm proposed a different approach. >> none of our creative included the governor at all. our strategy was designed to let the new jersey shore speak for itself. >> subpoenas are expected to be issued this week to two key players in the bridge scandal, the former political adviser and former deputy chief of staff. brings us to our facebook question of the day, can chris christie recover from the political scandal?

join the debate at wnnfans.com. >> another chief executive facing new skriet scrutiny, president obama. in a controversy book hitting stores today. former defense secretary robert gates known for his candor at the pentagon spares few in washington in his new memoir. gates takes aim on congress, vice president biden and at times president obama. the president made his first public comments about the book yesterday with a nonconfrontational answer. >> during his tenure, secretary gates was an outstanding secretary of defense, a good friend of mine, and i'll always be grateful for his service. >> we learn in the book that gates had deep questions about president obama, especially on the war in afghanistan. as for his years in washington, gates says he has no regrets. new figures show people signing up for health insurance under obamacare tend to be older and that could lead to higher premiums.

only 22% are younger adults, ages 18 to 34. enrolling younger people is important because they usually pay in more to the system than they take out. subsidizing will keep premiums young adults should make up 40% of that enrollment to keep them low. >> microsoft is creating buzz online with word that it will unveil a new windows desktop operating system in april. reports say that operating systems will be called windows 9. it's an attempt by the company to prove itself past the problems associated with the windows 8 operating system. if development goes as planned, windows 9 should be available in april 2015. google is making a big deal, buying a company that makes high-tech versions of household devices. the search engine giant is spending over $3 billion to buy a company called nest labs. google was an early investor in nest labs which lists among its products, a thermostat that automatically adjusts itself once it learns homeowners'

preferences. >> exercise may be the key to keep your mind in shape as you age. this workout is not for your body. it is for your brain. games like this one on clicking on that bird there that looks different and can preserve your brain into your golden years. national institutes of health study find this type of brain training can manage life better on a daily basis, paying bills, cooking. benefits could last as long as ten years. >> it used to be that crossword puzzles and other games were the way to go. but now they say seniors need to step it up a bit and that's why they recommend things like this. >> i read in an article that two things that i do are good for your brain. ping-pong. i love ping-pong. good brain function. and guitar. i have built in things that hopefully will keep me chugging along for a little while. >> i have some catching up to do. >> you have nothing to worry about. have you a few years. >> moving on, amazon might test drones that would deliver your order. but a college in belgium is way

ahead of the retail giant. professors there are using a drone to keep an eye on students while taking tests. >> that's just plain crazy. the drone flies inside the classroom, equipped with a small camera to show instructors what students are doing. certainly a unique surveillance system. no doubt about that. >> the drones can only stay in the air about 15 minutes at a time and propellers seem to blow papers around on students' desks. and i would think that would be really distracting, too. >> you got this goofy drone flying over your head. >> yeah. >> how about the old days when the teacher just paced up and down the aisles. >> yeah, that will keep you in check. >> death-defying stunts on a mountain side. you have to see it to believe it. >> the uproar over the hit series, "girls." the lead actress defending her right to bare nothing. you're watching "world news now."

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♪ here is something no airline passenger wants to hear from the pilot. oops. >> yeah, apologies all around after a pilot of a southwest 737 jet landed at the wrong airport. now the pilots have been grounded and passengers are speaking out. here is abc's alex perez. >> reporter: for passengers on board southwest 4013, the confusion began when they felt the pilot slam on the brakes. >> we landed and stopped abruptly. >> it quickly became clear there was a problem. >> the pilot came on and says, sorry folks, but we have landed at the wrong airport. >> boeing 737 packed with 124 passengers took off from chicago's midway airport. it was supposed to land in branson, missouri and the pilot

was cleared to land by the tower. instead, he somehow landed here, seven miles away at the much smaller taney county airport. runways face a similar direction. but branson's runway is more than 7,000 feet long and has an overrun zone in case planes go off the runway. the runway at taney is some 3,000 feet shorter and there are steep dropoffs at either end. that's why the pilot slammed on the brakes. the plane coming to a screeching halt just 300 feet before it would have plunged right over the edge here. >> this could have been bad. this is a runway never intended to take a heavy airplane like a 737. it is made out of asphalt, not concrete. it's much shorter. >> the pilot tried to calm panicked passengers. >> people know we're here. we will be taking care of you just as soon as we can. thanks again for your patience. again, i apologize. >> a similar incident in november when a cargo jet landed at a tiny airport in wichita, kansas.

much smaller than mcconnell air force base. the 737 left taney this afternoon as authorities search for answers. authorities hope to have more answers after reviewing the plane's black boxes which have been shipped to d.c. southwest says the pilots of flight 4013 have been grounded until they investigate what went wrong here. alex perez, abc news, branson, missouri. >> been grounded but the captain had a lot of experience. he has been a pilot for 15 years. he and first officer are no longer flying. at least until we get the outcome of the federal investigation. >> yeah. besides the black boxes being analyzed, the ntsb will interview them as well this week. interesting to see what those black boxes say. i would like it hear that dialogue. oops, when did it occur to them. when did the light bulb go off in their head? as they were landing? you wonder. that runway was so short. they must have known at that moment of truth we have to stop this thing in a hurry. >> they didn't have time to kind of readjust and come up with a new plan. that's their only option at that

point. it must have been pretty last-second. >> that's right. coming up, one of the most creative new shows on tv. but some say it pushes the envelope too far. >> tv critics question about the nudity on hbo "girls" launches a war of words. ahead in our next half hour, no 49er fans allowed. that's the unspoken message for this weekend's nfc championship game in seattle. the spiesing source of support for this controversy policy. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues after this from our

♪ if you've ever seen the hit hbo show, "girls", you know that lena dunham is naked a lot. >> for the now three seasons her show has been on the air, her character's nudity has been analyzed, talked about, questioned, picked apart, celebrated and put down. now dunham may have had enough. here is abc's amy robok. >> i'm going to place you on hold for a brief moment. >> reporter: it's a sight that fans of hbo "girls" are all too familiar with the star showing off her girls along with other body parts on the show's season premiere. >> i never see you naked and you always see me naked, and it should be the other way around. >> but when tim molloy, who also writes and directs the show, asked about the frequent nudity at the press conference thursday, an all-out war of words ensued.

dunham telling molloy, it is realistic expression about what it is like to be alive. if you're not into me, that's your problem. molloy is speaking out to abc news. >> it was a big artistic choice and inquirining why as a writer she made that choice. >> later chiming in, saying she was a rage spiral, accusing her of showing her body too much. >> i absolutely never criticized her appearance and would never do that. that would be crazy, tasteless and all of. >> reporter: not the first time, critics spoke up about her attitude toward sex. last year critics lashed out after the character had a fling with patrick wilson claiming the trist between the mismatched pair was implausible and uncomfortable and the same noble

attitude was with the golden globes days ago. >> what is the most girly thing about you? >> my genitals. >> reporter: as for her spat with molloy, she hasn't responded to the comment. it looks like she will be sticking to her own naked truth for season three. >> george stephanopoulos playing it cool on that one. >> he cracked up. surprising answer. >> third season "girls" premier. on sunday on hbo. the show is so popular, it takes place in green point brooklyn. the rent there has gone up. >> oh, wow. it is interesting she got so upset. if he really did just ask why she makes this decision. it's not the worst that anyone has ever said about all of this. he said she looks like a little fat chick who kind of looks like jonah hill and that's just plain mean. she just laughed that off though and didn't take that too seriously. maybe it is just the build-up of all of the negativity and the comments. >> she is laughing all the way to the bank. show is doing great and she's the writer of the show. good for her. man's best friend does it again.

the dog that is a real life saver. >> stay with us.

folks, mix time. you ready for some of the alert here, do not try this at home, bmx bicycle. >> yeah. >> far cry from what me and my buddies were doing back in the day. this is some crazy stuff. this comes from daniel dare in peru. he is on a moving truck right here. no ordinary bmx rider. five times x games gold medallist. pretty incredible. this is some of the stuff he did. placing a ramp on top of a trailer in the middle of traffic of lima, peru. and i've been in peru. traffic is intense there. he's doing this while the truck is moving. >> that's awesome. entertainment. >> and five-time gold medallist. >> if you are stuck in traffic, so boring. this is something to watch. >> there is rubber-necking for you right there. >> exactly.

moving on to the next story, big dogs get such a bad rap sometimes. you hear all of these -- you hear all these bad stories about them. but this is an uplifting story. great story that shows why people love to have the big protective dogs around. this woman in little rock, named millie, 60 years old. taking her trash out one night. and a guy comes up to her. pushes her. demands her money. and her pitbull, named champ, just happened to be in the yard, barked like crazy and scared the guy off. we have a soundbite from her now. >> i have no doubt that champ saved my life and i know he would literally die for me. >> pretty cool. so champ, called a hero today. >> a former pitbull owner. greatest dog. cliche is true. no bad dogs out there, just bad owners. it really is the truth. this is great story. washington capitals grant a wish for a kid who has histiocytosis.

an 8-year-old boy. they treated him right. brandon there, saskatchewan, capitals practice on saturday. he got to drop the puck for a face-off. got to go into the locker rooms with the capital's equipment. did a one on one that ended in a fistfight at one point. a fake fistfight, of course. where would hockey be -- then, he throws the guy out. >> a little check on the butt there no less. >> sounds great. >> get to this last story. i love this. insurance.com did a survey of 2,000 drivers about what is the best song to drive to. >> so many good ones. what is it? >> journey's "don't stop believing." such a good one. the worst song "who let the dogs out." >> could be just about anything -- >> especially driving. you're probably already annoyed sitting in traffic. number two song for driving, "bohemian rhapsody." >> that's a good one too. i find myself when i put on those kind of songs, the accelerator goes down.

good morning. "world news now." feeling the heat. new jersey's outspoken governor and his growing political scandal. can chris christie overcome the controversy in today's state of the state address? >> movie madness. a shooting at an upscale cinema. the human toll and argument that led to fatal gunfire. >> the controversial ticket sales ban that has san francisco 49ers fans expressing outrage and seattle seahawks fans hoping for a playoff victory. >> and getting cozy. juan pablo has been looking for chemistry with 16 contestants on "the bachelor." get our in-depth analysis on what happened last night on "the skinny" on this tuesday, january 14th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone.

i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. how are you, marci? >> i'm good. are you caught up with the jet lag yet? >> i was in asia and it is 12 hours different. so i don't feel like i have no jet lag. it is upside down from there. so if that makes sense, i feel pretty good. >> whatever works for you. >> whatever works. new jersey's embattled governor makes his first news conference today. chris christie address the annual state of the state address. >> the governor is facing new scrutiny, not just about the george washington bridge scandal but also a high profile ad campaign. here is abc's jim avila. >> reporter: chris christie the unabashed political hero of hurricane sandy hugging victims, walking the beach with a democratic president but this part of the sandy relief is now under federal investigation. $25 million of federal money used to create the stronger than the storm ad campaign, featuring

christie, his wife, and kids. >> we're stronger than the storm. >> they aired in the middle of the governor's reelection campaign. and now, as if he didn't have enough trouble, a second federal investigation totally separate from bridge gate -- wants to know, did christie pick an ad agency, nearly twice as expensive, so he could star in the commercials? >> this was a significantly higher bid. and the lower bid refused to include the governor and his family in the ad. >> the losing ad agency says everything in the two bids was apples to apples, except -- >> none of our creative included the governor at all. >> while scandal swirls around christie, he's not been seen in public since the marathon news conference. but his office did say the commercials were approved by the obama administration and they worked. also reminding reporters, another high profile governor starred in california commercials. but those were privately funded.

raising more questions about how things are done in chris christie's new jersey. jim avila, abc news, washington. >> that brings us to our facebook question of the day. can chris christie recover from this political scandal? join the debate, wnnfans.com. >> two california police officers have been found not guilty in the beating death of a mentally ill homeless man. kelly thomas died in 2011, five days after fullerton officers were captured on surveillance cameras hitting him with a baton and shocking him with a stun gun. police say the video showed the officers struggling with a combative suspect but thomas' parents say their schizophrenic son was murdered. >> they can beat us, kill us, whatever they want, because it has been proven right here today -- >> they will get away with it. >> they will get away with it. >> he was so innocent. it just isn't fair at all.

they murdered my son, and they get away with it. >> after the verdict, prosecutors decided to drop charges against a third officer who was awaiting trial. >> retired tampa police officer charged with second-degree murder after an argument turned deadly at the movies. witnesses say the dispute was over text messages a father was sending to his 3-year-old daughter. here is steve osunsami. >> the shooting happened during the movie previews at a high end movie theater and restaurant chain. >> the sheriff's office got an emergency call in reference to a shooting at this movie theater. there's going to be a lot of people that were inside this theater when this happened. >> police on the scene say that chad olson and his wife, nicole, were there to see "lone survivor" and he was using a cell phone and was texting and making noise. that's when 71-year-old curtis reeves, sitting behind them, got fed up and went to the manager. >> he came back very irritated without theater management. they started arguing again about the cell phone.

the guy who was shot said something, i just was texting my daughter, 3-year-old daughter. >> we are now learning the 71-year-old was a retired tampa police officer. and when he got back to his seat, he fought with the couple and pulled out a gun. >> when somebody throws popcorn, i'm not sure who threw the popcorn, then bang, he was shot. he staggered two seats over, fell on my son and i. >> an off-duty officer kept the accused shooter in the theater until police arrived. reeves is in custody and authorities tell us he could be charged with second-degree homicide. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. the trial of a former member of the dallas cowboys charged with the death of a former teammate now under way. josh brent crashed his mercedes in december of 2012 killing his close friend and teammate jerry brown. prosecutors say brent's alcohol level was twice the legal limit that night. his attorney says his client wasn't drunk at all. if convicted, he faces 20 years in prison.

also in court yesterday, attorneys for alex rodriguez. they were filing a lawsuit against major league baseball. now also named in their suit which seeks to overturn a-rod's season-long suspension was the baseball union. the suit claims the union acted in bad faith in hearings that led to the suspension. the union called the charges, quote, baseless. >> tens of millions of target customers have been given an apology over the hacking scandal but it is apparently not enough for capitol hill. in a televised interview, the target ceo greg steinhafel apologized directly to customers for the breach and the company's slow response. but democrats in both the house and senate are now calling for hearings, demanding an investigation. an estimated 70 million target customers have been compromised. >> one of the country's oldest and most recognizable brands has been taken over by a japanese company. jim beam. with classic liquor brands it's been marked for the whisky

company for nearly $14 billion. suntori says no u.s. jobs will be cut. jim beam's kentucky roots date back seven generations to 1788. a first for pizza hut about to do other restaurants -- what others have done for years. sell pizza by the slice. starting today the nation's largest pizza chain will test out the sale of individually sliced pizza in two small locations in rhode island and nebraska. each slice will cost $2 to $3. new york pizza now. a slice and a coke. >> it will work in places that don't have new york pizza. we are spoiled. we can just walk in and get a slice just about everywhere. a few places on every block to get a slice. so places like that, maybe an terrible idea. >> i think is a good idea. >> i think is expanding. chipotle just announced getting into the pizza business. you can watch a burrito be made and also watch them make your pizza. >> that sounds good. i'm getting hungry. here's a look at the nation's weather. a wide band of rain stretches

along the east coast from maine to miami but it will be a drier day for much of the southeast and the gulf coast. a clipper system producing about three to five inches of snow for the great lakes region. sunny and clear across the rest of the nation. >> temperatures mild along the east and west coast. but even the coldest spots in most areas will still be at least above freezing. >> and now, a little girl who is playing basketball with the big girls. she is the star of our favorite story of the day. >> yeah, 9-year-old jaden noonan. all 4'7" of her. check her out. starring on her school's varsity team, believe it or not. this is her second year on that team. >> jaden's dad is the coach. he says she averages about 15 points and over seven assists per game. that's despite playing against girls often a foot taller than she is. great going, jaden. >> three-pointer. man. >> coaching on the side -- >> she's got moves.

my daughter is 10. she tried out for the basketball team and made it. she is learning the ropes. she is not quite playing up to this level yet. >> maybe that's in her future. >> she said she wants to do softball next year. we'll see what happens. >> that's good, you've got an athlete. >> analysis you won't get anywhere else after last night's amazing episode of "the bachelor." >> the ticket scale scheme that has 49er fans angry and seattle seahawk fans hoping for home-field advantage. but is it legal? you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. weather brought to you by consumer cellular.

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♪ ♪ all right, welcome back. those rowdy friends and fans of the san francisco 49ers will have to hit a house party to watch the nfc championship game because they are going to have a pretty tough time cheering from the stands. especially if they have a california address. >> that's right. seattle seahawks only allowed people from the states surrounding washington to buy tickets and california's not one of them. >> that's why they are called the 40-whiners, because they are always whining about something. >> san francisco to seattle, a mere 14-hour road trip. but if the seahawks have their way, centurylink field will be a

sea of blue and green. the organization refused to sell tickets to sunday's nfc game to anyone with a california address. >> they are just hating. it doesn't matter. because if you are good, the haters will keep hating and you will just keep winning. >> seahawks are hoping to fill the stands with friendly faces. a strategy that even the coach of the 49ers thinks is a good idea. >> i actually respect it. that you are trying to do for your team, put them in the best possible position to win. >> match-up has the markings of a true classic. and not only on the field. 49ers fans are known for traveling to see their team play. and seattle is known for being so rambunctious that their cheering caused earthquakes. that's why insiders say the fans won't let anything stop them. >> if a relative lives in idaho

or hawaii or three or four states letting you buy it from. but if there's a will, there will be a way. >> fans better hurry because seats are going fast. >> i'm not selling them. >> ticketmaster sold out in a few hours. but tickets are available from stubhub and nfl ticket exchange. those sites don't care where you live as long as you are willing to fork over the big bucks. to get inside centurylink, you will probably have to spend at least $900 for a pair in the upper deck. >> those 49er fans are feeling pretty confident about going to the super bowl. according to priceline, people who live in the bay area, have done the most searching for travel deals to the new jersey area for super bowl weekend. so the bay area followed by people from denver, seattle and then boston. we know where the hard core confident fans are. >> this will be a great game. i will watch this one. i'm looking forward to it. coming up, controversy surrounding a sexy supermodel,

her baby and a joyride. >> we'll break down what happened and what didn't last night on "the bachelor." >> "world news now" continues after this f

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skinny time. since it's tuesday morning, we start with last night's episode of "the bachelor." >> juan pablo, continuing his quest to find the woman of his dreams. joining us once again to talk about this is our chief "bachelor" analyst, jack. come on in, buddy. >> i was taking copious notes here. i tell what you, last night's episode of "the bachelor", there were 18 women involved in this whole thing. >> and some drama. >> some drama. first, we start with the less drama, though. first date of the night last night. a woman named claire. a winter wonderland. sledding. skating. the whole nine yard. somewhere along the way, claire actually said, and i quote, he smells like heaven in a bottle. talking about juan pablo right there. >> say that about you too, john? >> you know how it goes. anyway, claire did rather well. she and juan pablo were loving each other.

that's claire right there. she accepted the rose. it's all good. time for the second date. that's when we saw cat and our man juan pablo in the plane. they were flying to salt lake city. excuse me -- they got involved in this thing called the electricity run. which to me, looked like, they said it was a 5k run. looked more like a big dance party when they finally got there. everybody was glowing and stuff like that. there they are. they are doing their running. doing their glowing. you get the idea. everybody liked each other. she accepted the rose. it was all good. and just when you thought to yourself, you know what, this can't possibly be all wine and roses, whole nine yards, then it was time for the group date. and that is when victoria happened. >> oh, boy. interesting. >> this was not good. this was victoria -- >> looks good to me. >> melting it down. probably had a little too much wine or something.

she tried to butt in on juan pablo and somebody else. saw that they were having a discussion. a hasty retreat to the bathroom. it was horrible. somewhere -- then the next day, juan pablo goes and catches up with her. she says, again, i quote, i could have been more adult about it. that was the understatement of the episode. victoria got ousted. now time for the rose ceremony. 15 roses were handed out. not only did victoria go home. a woman named amy and chantel, they're all gone. our girl, renee who we talked about last week, she is still in the thick of things. she is going to win this thing, guaranteed. >> still holding on to that? >> we'll see what happens. all good. >> thank you. coach ditka, break down "the bachelor." >> and bonus? 49ers win that game. >> there you go. jack, a man of many talents. we'll see you next week, jack. >> okay.

some other skinny stories for you now. octomom back in the news. this time the mother of 14 could end up in jail. >> nadya suleman charged with welfare fraud accused failing to report $30,000 she earned while collecting public assistance. since her children were born in 2009, she had picked a number of odd jobs including making a porn video, posing topless and dancing in a strip club. >> prosecutors will ask to set bail at $25,000. if conv fee nearly six years in prison. >> another celebrity in potentially hot water. >> supermodel caught on an atv in costa rica with her 1-year-old daughter. no seatbelt, no helmet. no child seat for sure. >> she wasn't popping wheelies, but not the safest thing. >> it's legal to write on public

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♪ time now for a special bonus round of "the skinny." >> we start this segment with a photo. it's leaving us speechless. check it out. oprah like you have never seen her before. >> gayle king snapped a photo of the multibillionaire, fixing a toilet at her home on maui. >> got to do what you got to do. >> gayle with the caption, stars just like us. >> if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. >> probably that big rubber ball that i've done many times. >> pamela anderson, married woman once again. >> for the second time, they are husband and wife. the first go-round started in

october 2007 but ended two months later. >> anderson says they are very happy together and their families are very happy as well. it is her fourth marriage. in addition to her first, she has been married to tommy lee and kidd rock. >> hoping second time is a charm. >> wedding bells soon ringing for jessica simpson's little sister. she's about to marry into another famous family. >> singer ashlee simpson tweeted an engagement announcement. along with a romantic photo with her beau. the groom to be is diana ross's son, evan. simpson has a 4-year-old son with her ex-husband rocker peter wentz. >> good looking couple. >> they have been friends for a decade so i guess it's one of those things where friends can turn into lovers at some point. diana ross apparently approves of their relationship. >> why not? >> now is she a singer as well? i have to confess, i'm not sure. >> she is a singer. i don't know that she's had

anything out in a while. but there's got to be some musical genes. if they have children, just imagine. >> put up that picture of oprah with the toilet. >> can't get enough of that. >> check it out. the commode or whatever they call that thing, have you ever -- >> oh, absolutely. so you think oprah just has people standing around ready to help with a toilet emergency. i love it. i think that's great, she is so down to earth. >> i have tried to fix toilets many times. i have a 50/50 success rate. i break it half the time, and the other half i fix it. don't miss our updates on facebook. wnnfans.com. >> more coming up, stay with us. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades.

making news this morning, deadly dispute. shots ring out inside a movie theater. how an argument over texting led to it all. a young father dead, a retired police officer now under arrest. another controversy for chris christie. the governor viewed as a hero of super storm sandy now facing a federal investigation into his use of millions of dollars. the details in a live report. slope scare. skiers seeing something unusual on the mountains out west this year, bears. why they are not hibernating. short sermon, a passionate pastor holds a one-minute sunday service for the love of football. >> there's some bread and some wine up here on the table. feel free to help yourself if you'd like to.